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One of the biggest music artists in history, Beyoncé announced her “Renaissance” world tour on her Instagram page this morning and put the tour dates on her website. She has one Michigan concert scheduled for Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions, on Wednesday, July 26. Beyoncé last performed in Michigan at Ford field with her husband Jay-Z on their “On The Run II’ tour on August 13, 2018. Before that, Beyoncé performed solo at Ford Field on “The Formation” world tour on June 14, 2016. Beyonce “Renaissance” world tour North American dates:

Some of the biggest artists in music are coming to Michigan in 2023. We’re talking Taylor Swift, Janet Jackson, Bruce Springsteen and Metallica, just to name a few, and the surface hasn’t even begun to be scratched for what’s to come with the upcoming summer concert season announcements. Here’s a look at all of the big concerts announced for Michigan so far this year with links to shop around for tickets.

“Metallica Presents: The Helping Hands Concert” airs tonight at 8:30/7:30c. Stream the live fundraising event with a Paramount+ subscription. Tonight, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, Metallica is taking the stage to perform a heartfelt set dedicated to their nonprofit organization, the All Within My Hands Foundation. Support the iconic band’s efforts and the honored partners of the All Within My Hands Foundation by tuning in tonight at 8:30/7:30c for “Metallica Presents: The Helping Hands Concert.”Stream the event live when you register for Paramount+ (try it free). And, for a limited time, register for Paramount+ and receive 50% off your first annual subscription.

Lee Ulrich, Metallica's drummer spoke about how the famous Eddie Munson "Master of Puppets" scene came to be in the "Stranger Things" season four finale.

Metallica announced their 12th studio album, "72 Seasons," which will be released in 2023, and accompanying tour, titled "M72." It'll be the first album since 2016's, “Hardwired…To Self-Destruct.”

Metallica is stopping in Detroit to play two shows in November of next year while on their M72 World Tour.

DETROIT - Metallica has just announced something a bit different. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will play at 22 different cities around the world over the next two years, playing two nights in each city with completely different setlists and two different bands opening each night. Fan Club presales start on Wednesday, November 30 with various other presales beginning later that day and throughout the week. For those who wish to attend one of the concerts, single-day tickets will be available beginning on January 20, 2023. METALLICA 2023/2024 “NO REPEAT WEEKENDS” TOUR:

On the road with the band in its forty-first year.

Metallica, Mariah Carey and The Jonas Brothers will headline a free concert in New York’s Central Park to mark the 10th anniversary of the Global Citizen Festival on Sept. 24.

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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Metallica is investing in Grand Rapids Community College’s welding program for a fourth year in a row to help non-traditional students gain hands-on career training in welding. More than 100 GRCC students have earned certificates through the program since it launched in 2018, college officials said. GRCC was one of 10 college nationwide to receive the first Metallica Scholars grant four years ago. Metallica Scholars also receive work boots from Rockford-based Wolverine Boots & Apparel through the partnership. “I’m just so thankful!”For more information on GRCC’s Metallica Scholars welding program, visit the college’s website here.

Royal Oak police are stepping up patrols this summer along Woodward Avenue, intending to stop unsafe driving after dozens of complaints of drag racing in the city.

Paul McCartney, Metallica, The Rolling Stones and more are continuing to tour as they get older.

Joice Figueiró and her husband had held on to Metallica concert tickets for three years. But as the band took the stage in Curitiba, Brazil, the woman started having contractions.

The artistic process, as revealed by demos, alternative takes, and abandoned cuts of a heavy-metal classic

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Rock bands playing arena concerts in front of tens of thousands of fans will likely be an indication that the coronavirus crisis has subsided in earnest, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich said Tuesday at CNBC's Evolve Summit. However, it might be a while before the shows return from their pandemic-induced pause, Ulrich said, estimating it could be a year "at the earliest." "As we unfortunately have to come to grips with, the last thing that will happen are big concerts, you know 20,000 people in an arena, 50,000 people in a stadium," Ulrich told journalist and CNBC contributor Kara Swisher. Live sporting events are much easier to bring back than concerts, he added, given they are "slightly more orderly" than a sold-out rock show tends to be. On Saturday, the band also will play a livestreamed concert that will benefit its charitable foundation.

Leonardo DiCaprio's Earth Alliance environmental organization will donate $3 million to help wildfire relief efforts in Australia. The foundation said Thursday that it has started the Australia Wildfire Fund to help with an "international response to the catastrophic bushfires" currently raging in the country. Phoebe Waller-Bridge said she would auction off her Globes outfit and have the proceeds go to firefighter relief at the Golden Globes on Sunday. Actor Russell Crowe skipped the Globes because he was home in Australia protecting his family. DiCaprio's foundation donated millions to help fight the wildfires that devastated the Amazon rainforest last year.

click to enlarge Courtesy of Sound BoardComedian Jim Breuer is cleaning up his act. The self-proclaimed worlds biggest Metallica fan, a formercast member, and the squinty-eyed munchy-listing dude from Dave Chappelles stoner cult comedy,, Breuer is taking the path less traveled for the latest incarnation of his stand-up aesthetic. Well, Breuers upping his writing game, because not only is he a storyteller but also a father of three. Get our top picks for the best events in Detroit every Thursday morning. Sign up for our events newsletter.

Kevin WinterMetallica is postponing its upcoming tour in Australia and New Zealand until its lead vocalist is healthy again, the legendary heavy metal band announced Friday. A Note from Lars, Kirk, and Rob We are truly sorry to inform our fans and friends that we must postpone our upcoming tour of Australia and New Zealand. (1/6) Metallica (@Metallica) September 28, 2019The tour was scheduled to begin in Perth, Australia, on October 17 and end on November 2 in Auckland, New Zealand. "We appreciate your understanding and support for James & thank you for being a part of our Metallica family." He went into rehab in 2001 and has since expressed his desire to stay sober.

James Hetfield will be entering rehab after "struggling with addiction on and off for many years," his bandmates said. (CNN) - Metallica says it is postponing its tour in Australia and New Zealand after lead vocalist James Hetfield reentered rehab. "As most of you probably know, our brother James has been struggling with addiction on and off for many years," the band's tweet said. "We appreciate your understanding and support for James & thank you for being a part of our Metallica family." Metallica formed in 1981, and it is known for the hits "Enter Sandman," "Master of Puppets" and "One."

Pixabay(CNN) - It's no secret that Metallica's music can be kind of intense -- so much so, one hiker says, that it scared off a curious cougar on Vancouver Island. Dee Gallant, 45, was on a hike in South Duncan with her dog, Murphy, on July 23. She said she was only a few miles into the woods when she turned around and realized that they had company: They were being stalked by a cougar. That is, until Gallant opened her phone and chose the loudest band she could think of: Metallica. "I actually thought it was really cool that I got to see a cougar for so long," she said.